Mira Pharma reports preclinical study showing Mira-55 reduces anxiety-like behavior, differs from THC mechanism
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- Mira Pharmaceuticals released new preclinical data on Mira-55, a cannabinoid analog being developed for chronic inflammatory pain.
- Results were presented now, not scheduled for a future meeting, based on standard animal pharmacology tests comparing Mira-55 with THC.
- Mira-55 showed anxiety-reducing activity, while THC did not, supporting a differentiated behavioral profile.
- Testing also indicated Mira-55 did not produce the typical THC-like central nervous system effects, supporting continued development toward an IND submission.
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